Ji Hu is so sweet- his text to Dae Han made me cry more after their sad breakup. So happy the writers let him support the relationship instead of the usual bratty teen-jealous trope we usually see. The family sucks for not letting them be happy just because of still being resentful after 30 freaking years. When a teen is more mature than all of them, they have serious issues they need to deal with.
The grandfather sucks. That flashback was awful. The hospital scene was well done- kudos to all the actors!
Great wrap up of the show. Really enjoyed it.Those sisters were hysterical.
The way they teased Ki Jun while he was flustered with how loud they were was hilarious. Loved that In Ah was so happy to be around them after what she went through- she needed it.
The FL's aversion towards marriage at the end was very convincing to me. She didn’t really have a good experience…
Why does every happy relationship on a show need to end in a forceful wedding or proposal? It was enough for her to move to the next step of living together and admitted she was not 100% on board with marriage yet, but will see how things go. Not every loving relationship needs to end with marriage- it is not the end game for everyone.
Great final episode. It wrapped up everything perfectly without rushing things. The leads had personal growth, from Ki Jun’s speech about how arrogant he was at the beginning to In Ah realizing that she didn’t want to be alone anymore. Loved how the audit team were a key part in saving the company.
“Let’s build a life together, no matter how messy it gets.” Most communicating and stress-free couple ever! There was no forceful proposal or breakup, and In Ah admitted she was she not 100% sold on marriage, but their conversation was heartfelt and honest. Ki Jun’s sisters were also hilarious, especially with constantly telling In Ah how manly he was. Their warmth and laughter was exactly what she needed in that situation.
Will really miss this show, though I’m wondering how much longer they keep their relationship a secret. Thought they would have told HR by the end.
true doesn't make sense, not just that but she even feel asleep and she did this multiple times, and disagree…
Still watching it and on episode 7. It’s hard to binge when the villains are so annoying and are too busy picking fights instead of being doctors. Now some guy who beats his wife is trying to be the victim. So ridiculous.
That gangster boss is so ridiculous. He’s the weakest fighter out of everyone but the minions let him beat them up? Can’t wait until he’s in jail along with the corrupt Assemblyman.
Love the police officer. I’m sure she will be kidnapped by the gangsters soon and will be saved, but I like her go-getter personality.
Am I the only one annoyed by the wife? Seems like she relies on her husband and dad to do everything while she orders them around. Love the son, though!
Can’t wait until the “professionals” work together along with the prosecutor. I’m sure she’s going to get sick of their antics, and it should be fun to watch.
Ki Jun punching the reporter was so good and deserved, and him flailing around like the loser he is made my blood boil. The actor always plays the most annoying and rude characters, but does it extremely well. A Jeong should have also gotten her hair pulled for her constant smirking as well. Awful self hating woman.
Ki Jun, the wonderful green flag boyfriend you are. His speech at the police station was great. Despite all the office politics, so glad that these two stayed strong and became one of the best k couples. Love their lack of drama and honest communication. And In Ah never lost her spunk through all of it and continues to be good at her job.Such a refreshing drama! Will be sad to see the last episode tomorrow.
Poor Grand Prince- that past storyline gutted me. The King is just as villainous as the cousin in the current timeline. Him along with Tae Hee are absolute piles of garbage. I am glad that Seo Ri isn’t scared of Tae Hee and her stupid tactics and stuck up for herself. I just wish she was finally gone but we have to deal with her insufferable face for another 6 episodes.
That ending was intense. I really hope that this show averts the usual misunderstanding/secrecy trope and Seo Ri tells Se Gye next week that Mun Do is threatening her. Please do not let me down, writers.
Se Gye’s micro expressions are such a treat. Him smirking when she’s freaking out being stuck on that island, and then the utter embarrassment of those haenyeos talking about them getting it on by themselves was cracking me up. Same with the dreamy- eyed way he was looking at her photo shoot pictures (and can we give a big shout out to how gorgeous Seo Ri looked in that commercial? Absolutely stunning). I also loved how he pretty much told her that pretending she blacked out won’t work on him, and he’s still pursuing her.
Seo Ri pushing him away made sense because of what happened to her in the past, but happy that it was short lived. I was crying from the rooftop scene until the ending- another perfect ending. That music box with the white dog running around the castle was perfection and really got to me. I know the creepy cousin will get in their way along with the stupid cheobal woman, but let me enjoy their cuteness for now.
Imma say it: Dong Ik is a dumbass, insecure little man. BUT... Se Ri is equally as shady and lied multiple times…
Yeah, he believed her in the end but she was lying and putting fake names in her phone, knowing how suspicious her husband gets because of his past trauma. She plays a part in this since she still would be lying if she didn’t know who her daughter is.
That was such a sad scene with his droopy shoulders while he was walking. So glad she finally broke down (I think…
I think if her mom wasn’t sick she wouldn’t have broken up with him. I blame this on the grandparents and parents, who can’t get past their trauma and let those around them be happy.
The grandfather sucks. That flashback was awful. The hospital scene was well done- kudos to all the actors!
“Let’s build a life together, no matter how messy it gets.” Most communicating and stress-free couple ever! There was no forceful proposal or breakup, and In Ah admitted she was she not 100% sold on marriage, but their conversation was heartfelt and honest. Ki Jun’s sisters were also hilarious, especially with constantly telling In Ah how manly he was. Their warmth and laughter was exactly what she needed in that situation.
Will really miss this show, though I’m wondering how much longer they keep their relationship a secret. Thought they would have told HR by the end.
Love the police officer. I’m sure she will be kidnapped by the gangsters soon and will be saved, but I like her go-getter personality.
Am I the only one annoyed by the wife? Seems like she relies on her husband and dad to do everything while she orders them around. Love the son, though!
Can’t wait until the “professionals” work together along with the prosecutor. I’m sure she’s going to get sick of their antics, and it should be fun to watch.
Ki Jun, the wonderful green flag boyfriend you are. His speech at the police station was great. Despite all the office politics, so glad that these two stayed strong and became one of the best k couples. Love their lack of drama and honest communication. And In Ah never lost her spunk through all of it and continues to be good at her job.Such a refreshing drama! Will be sad to see the last episode tomorrow.
That ending was intense. I really hope that this show averts the usual misunderstanding/secrecy trope and Seo Ri tells Se Gye next week that Mun Do is threatening her. Please do not let me down, writers.
Seo Ri pushing him away made sense because of what happened to her in the past, but happy that it was short lived. I was crying from the rooftop scene until the ending- another perfect ending. That music box with the white dog running around the castle was perfection and really got to me. I know the creepy cousin will get in their way along with the stupid cheobal woman, but let me enjoy their cuteness for now.